This chapter explores international experiences in the prevention, control and elimination of silica-related diseases. It highlights national regulatory approaches, disease prevention programs, worker awareness initiatives and emerging research from a range of countries and organisations. The chapter provides insights into how governments, employers, health professionals and international bodies are addressing silica exposure, improving disease surveillance and advancing efforts to eliminate silicosis worldwide.
- The experience of the United States of America
- The experience in the United Kingdom
- The experience in other countries: ILO/WHO National Programme for the Elimination of Silicosis (NPES)
- Early Detection Methods for Silicosis in Australia and Internationally: A Review of the Literature
- Silicosis and silica dust sampling in mineral mining across 30 countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis
- Vietnam: Workers need to be aware of silicosis
- India: Case Series: Alarming Cases of Acute Silicosis with Severe Lung Involvement from Brief Silica Exposure